Fragmented France Debate on Republic's Future and 1795 Constitution
A translated parliamentary discussion examines the fragility of the 1793 and 1795 French constitutions. It critiques Robespierre’s rule, the durability of the Republic, and the burden of taxes, national estates, and public debt. The text mentions Hoche’s Vendee victory, conspirators, and fears of bankruptcy, with references to fiscal maneuvers and military movements in Britain and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Robespierre
Taok
Republicart
Beaudicin
Ardennes
Heidich
Hoche
Haying
la Vendee
Fire devastates suburbs of Constantinople and govern’d response
The piece details a massive fire in Seifarig and surrounding suburbs on the AGatic side, burning about three thousand houses. The Grand Seignior and Capitian Pacha act to extinguish flames, with wind and channel breadth cited as factors. Ministers clash over future naval actions and relations with France, while European and Ottoman authorities face insecurity and robberies across territories. General Tamara, the Russian envoy, has not yet arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seifarig
Gréstett
Gir
Himhself
Ufttess
Constantinople
Capitian
Pacha
Capitian Pacha
Bhitter
Dalmatia
Porte
Tamara
Jamaica News and Naval Movements Update
Reports from Port au Prince and St. Marc note preparations to expel brigands after visits by ships from Jeremie. An earthquake shook the town, while Barbados learned a Portuguese vessel was captured with 80,000 in specie and 600 boxes of sugar. Dutch warships reached Surinam, and transports from Falmouth and Martinique head to Honduras and St Domingo. Surrey Sessions record 114 prisoners with nine convictions for thefts, assaults, and related crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon
House of Assembly
Jeremie
Port Au Prince
St. Marc
Mary
Petit-Goave
Dover
Brazil
The
Barbadoes
Surinam
Texel
Falmouth
Martinigi
Honduras
St. Domingo
Extraordinary report claims Clarke plotting French invasion in Dublin
The newspaper warns Dublin citizens of a supposed French invasion plan led by General Clarke, brother-in-law to Buonaparte, noting he met United Irish leaders and sailed from Killing Bay. It questions Vienna negotiations and states a new Governor for Limerick, with Carrickfergus respite for Mr. Orr awaiting death sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Clarke
Buonaparte
Killing-bay
Ireland
Vienna
Adina
Maffey
Limerick
Carrickfergus
Orr
Enniskillen Assizes Report on Trials and Confessions
The Enniskillen Assizes cover trials of United Irishmen with Guilty pleas followed by death sentences. Judges urged Not Guilty pleas for fair trials. some defendants later granted mercy. Additional cases include perjury, armed theft, and perjury-contradicted testimony, plus an account of a capital conviction later reversed by evidence of witnesses’ falsehoods.
Omagh Assizes: James Black Faces Unlawful Oath Charge
At Omagh Assizes on Monday September 18, James Black pleaded to an unlawful oath charge. Defense outline notes he was once of excellent character until drawn into United Irishmen, then confessed to atone for his offence. The court heard his full confession shortly after being informed against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monnday
James’ Black
Stokes
Plea of Guilty in Crown Mercy Request and Orange Men Case
The court heard pleas as prisoners sought clemency through full confessions while the judge warned mercy would not be promised. Buchanan and James Neal were found guilty of murder tied to Orange Men faction and sentenced to execution after a mercy recommendation. Additional indictments followed for acts alleged to be by United Irishmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward ‘M’dermot
Michael M’ilroy
Baron George
prHoner
John Ross
Crown
Jameson
Hugh M’llbridd
Martin Armstrong
George Johnstone
Hugh Tothill
Owen
Gallanau
Thomas Magee
Maguire
Justice Downes
Buchanan
James Neal
P.g’donswell
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Allatara
Royal Horse Artillery Marchet
Newcatle
Dusnfriethire
Newcattle
Appleby
Reninith
Corbridgez
Hexhamy
Lowldhit
Newcastlé
Ty Iemouth
Froii
Newcallé
Bol
Jamaica
Fily
King’s Harriers
Beaconsfield
Duke of Portland's Park
Bulstrode
Surrey
Joseph Butler
John
John Rolls
William Rash
Anthony Sala
Johndelkes
Joseph. Eucker
Thomas Bell
Thomas Sparrow
Enniskillen Assizes
Iris
Newpaper
North
Mt. Wood
Rosemarkie
Wond
Rémith
Wilessos
Apegerton
Omagh
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